Territorial News Note on Sheriffs Trip and Local Business
The Tucson Star reports Sheriff Leatherwood met Fred G Hughes in Hermosillo and faced an attempted extradition arrest blocked by Sonoran authorities. Also noted are Holt opening a Wave fish and game market in Tucson, mining news from Silverhill and Mam moth districts, and various local civic and crime items including a dramatic rescue, a mine transfer, and church efforts in Scottedale and Phoenix areas.
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Sheriff Leatherwood
Sonora
Fred G. Hughes
Hermosillo
Nogales
Frank Heflin
Phoenix
Tucson
Leatherwood
Mexico
Fred
Liberty
Tucson Star
M. M. Parker
Throop Polytechnic Institute of Pessdena
Cal
Braverf
Parker
Parker Bss
Bss
Phoenix Valley Progress Report Details 1897 Actions
The record summarizes annual efforts by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and valley boards focusing on literature distribution, forest reserve advocacy, railroad equity complaints, and potential industrial projects. It notes shipments of pamphlets and dates to New York, praise for local produce, lobbying in Washington, and inquiries into smelter and sugar beet plant prospects, with receipts totaling $105 from guests, $12 from deck sales, and $110.75 from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
American Institute Msie
New York City
HE Ven Demen
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Christiae
Thia
Depshmast
United States
Congress
Phoenix
Alee
Jcestieg S
N.O. Murphy
Chino
Califorcis
University At
Tuccon
JW. Donsts
Davis
S. D. Loewr
W. T. Sure
Jos. Tradsemur
Asott
Mantix
H. A.D
Presect
Nsct
Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Sees New Board Chosen
The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce held a last evening meeting at the Adams Hotel. Reports showed the Board of Directors, Secretary, and Treasurer worked with community support to advance the city and valley. A new board and officers were elected to push work in the coming year, with public congratulation for retiring leaders and a plan to enlist more citizens at tonight’s 7:30 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Adams Hotel
Phoenix
S. D. Lount
Soting
Boerd
Snd
S Faw
John G. Spangler
Califords
Chamber
Lount
Walter Talbot
J. C. Adams
Fifsean
Frank Aikire
Tos. Barking
Dave Godbarg
M. Roisenberg
Fr. B. Stroud
A. B. Williams
Barry Goldwater
J. Hall
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Salt River Valley
Chamber of Commarce
North Centre Street
Centre Street
Ihs
Waitlaw Reid
Arizona Gazette
Algo
Pacsuix
Selt
Val
Ion
Purge and patent remedies lost amid district court suits
The article blends dubious health claims with legal notices large suits. It reports two main actions in district court: petitions to appoint a receiver for the Arizona Cane Company and related receivership financing. The Arizona Improvement Company faces a request to name W J Murphy as receiver, with judge to rule next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Arizona Improvement Company
Conal
Anderconic
Yuma Sentinel
George Wilder
Mammoth Tank
San Diego
Taras
District Cours
Glendale Fruit Company Et al
Aizons Cane Company
Ciosgo
Hoandal
Chicago
W. J. Murphy
Arizona Improvement Company
Cours
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce lists secretary disbursements and assets
In an Arizona press summary, the secretary’s accounts are audited showing a treasury balance of 46.11 after official duties. The memorandum notes 110 members currently, with a peak of 178 in March. Office records recount 1438 letters written and about 31,000 literature pieces distributed.
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Treasury
Maron
United States
Canton’s Vitalienrs Vitality Cure Promises Quick Restoration
An advertising notice for Canton Medical Co of Boston promoting Canton’s Vitalienrs claims to restore vigor and manhood in 30 days. It touts quick results, convenient packs, and sealed guarantees, urging confidential ordering with prices and dosage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Vitalienrs
Caston Med. CO
Boston
Watt
Brady Leads Largest Boston Methodist Church
The Rev. James Bord Brady of the People's Temple in Boston heads the country’s largest Methodist church, guiding a 1700-strong flock with bold, progressive methods. A letter from Brady extols Paine’s celery compound as a remedy for nerves, digestion, and vitality, urging readers to seek healthier living through the patented tonic.
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James Bord Brady
People's Temple
Boston
Brady
Bost
Paine
Jane
Boro Brany
Pastor
The
Ngee Fede
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Territorial News
Pima County
Yuma County
Coconino County
Nellis Group
Lombard, Goodie & Co
Trenefer
New York
Coconino
Liams
Grend Canyon
Stagslice
Psst
Flagstaff
Sun Democrat
Yavapai County
A.D. Lewis
Mountain View
Mt. Union
Hotel Windsor
Prescott Courter
Hodson
Themsa
Prescott Courier
Prescott
Journal Miner
Mohave County
O. F. Kuencer
Kiogman
Kuencer
Early
Indy
Mohave
J.M. Murphy
San Frapcicco
McCracken
Pacific Coast
Phoenix Drug Store Co
M. P. Chubb's
Scott
Geo. Bryant
S. S
J. C. Davis
Mesdames Elliot, Pelford
Usaderbill
Ehurch
Shell
American Bundsy School Union
U. S. Asion
W. H. Gill
Geo. Blount
Ecd
J. L. Davis
Scottedale
AEB
Schilling
Schilling S& Company
San Francisco
Sa Praia
Ores
Catharhig
Livermore
Ad. Sterling Remedy
Pupexx
Ariz
Gentlemex
SD. Lovst
W.A. Davis
J. W. Dorris
Tempe Department
Sazurdes
H.W. Maxwell
S. L. Guthrie Hse
Illinois
F. I. Titus
Cuilfortis
A.J. Peters
Normal
Forster
Tudsor
Arizona
Hassus
James Holmesly
Tempe
Tonto
Duuil
Holmedy
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago Or
Mies Ssyler
Geo. Weigle
Eid
H. W. Mexwell
Hyds
Wifs
California
Sturgeon
Ed Beberis
Terpe
C.P Borroedste Haa
Thoas
M.P. Chubb
J. L. Richarda
Yenra
Iodues Ander
Christing Church
Eapt Tempe
le Bee Bean
Bualpecs
J.B. Brady
D.D
Sforesie
Roberts
Paing
Psine
Mill
Meares
Commisson House
E.rosenbanger & CO
Adonis
Pavey
Howe
Terrikadal Seeteieey Veriay
Buxirery
Milwaukee
Wis
Welles Gor
Bork
Format Yoshie
Ander & Davis
Patent Solicitors
Stine Cahaoa
Tinea
Lowes Estes
Vita Power
Euine Sumanataral
Ievk
Gerty Wali
Apilicnton
Teeby Young
Sean Wulfertne
el Betas Agurese
Sanden Electric Ge
Broadway
Thos Angeles
the Bitters
Pangtiers
Redmonde
Ras
Svory Vain Amd Mefery
Lo Wysie
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